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Points: 7341 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 24 2006 at 17:27
UK anyone? The increbilbe supergroup with Eddie Jobson providing a wonderful electric violin. Also features Alan Holdsworth, Bill Bruford, and John Wetton. Excellent stuff recomended to all prog heads.
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Ahh... They are emotional indeed. I remember I nearly cried when I first heard 'Storm'.. There is a lot of emotion there, as well as strings.
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After crying...A wonderful Hungarian band. They uses a lot of strings, and are scolared in classical music
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DID YOU HEAR A BABD CALLED ''THE PLANETS''.REALLY COOL.ALSO KANSAS,IS GOOD TOO
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At least "Tammikuinen Tammela" by UZVA has a violin on it.
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I have to agree with the ones that mentioned A silver mount zion, Godspeed you! black emperor, Sigur Ros and After crying. I'll add Univers zero to the list also.

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Originally posted by Suki Suki wrote:

Ahh... They are emotional indeed. I remember I nearly cried when I first heard 'Storm'.. There is a lot of emotion there, as well as strings.
I second :)
 

You're the third to recommend GYBE, actually Tongue.
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Far Corner (self titled album rleased last year by Cuneiform) - electric cello as lead instrument.
 

Caryn Lin : Tolerance For Ambiguity (Alchemy Records) - very interesting violin player
 



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